Ontariofarmer
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This is what I am hoping to do as well. I will buy one Muddy stick and go.How viable is 1-sticking with the JX3? I have no experience with 1-sticking but I'm trying to think of ways to mitigate the weight of the saddle by reducing climbing system weight on public land.
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How viable is 1-sticking with the JX3? I have no experience with 1-sticking but I'm trying to think of ways to mitigate the weight of the saddle by reducing climbing system weight on public land.
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How viable is 1-sticking with the JX3? I have no experience with 1-sticking but I'm trying to think of ways to mitigate the weight of the saddle by reducing climbing system weight on public land.
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Anyone know the weight limit of it? Thanks
Good alternatives. I own 4 WEs and aiders and plan on using that as a default. Just wondering if I can get that weight down a little. A 2-2.5 lb stick vs a 4-5 lb WE bag.10 cranford rope on steps weigh about 5lbs.
Four stepps and aiders weigh about 5lbs.
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X3After you see the JX3 you will see you won’t need any additional safety measures the Jx3 seems to be really well thought out piece of gear
I think any additional harness would actually get in the way and make it uncomfortable. You would be sitting on straps and Walmart ever instead of the seat.
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That little rope John sent you is the bomb.....I hook mine to my shoulder strap, than when I'm ready to lower the seat, I unhook from shoulder strap and let the rope stay hooked to fork. After sitting, I remove rope from fork or I daisy chain to make it short while it hangs on the fork.So John sent me this response and solution to my problem of releasing the JX 3 with bad shoulders... from hockey and work. . What good service.
He likely read my very recent post and here is what he said.
Here is what John suggested.
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Hello my Canadian friend
I am sending you a picture of the adjustment rope I made for keeping the seat up when packing gear in one hand release and adjustable
The loop end goes over the fork and the small hook end has a Prusik knot for adjustment and hooks on the pack frame behind your head and I hang the tag end of the rope over my shoulder for easy access
And it can be used as a gear hanger when looped around the tree
Hope this makes sense
A second text
Yes just hang the loop end over the fork adjust the paracord Prusik with the small hook to the pack frame and pull the tag end of the rope to release the hook and the seat swings down and when you sit down you take the rope off the tree fork
If I get a chance I'll send more pictures of it hooked up
Seems like you could attach stick talons or similar to the seat frame or molle frame. Having hard parts and webbing there is just so much you can do to customize.
I have tried for a half an hour last week I had my seat down so I could move my stick and sit.
It really seemed not too difficult after only 30 minutes to try it.
I used the @Cain method
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There is a little discussion about it farther up on this same pageHey Everyone...I'm new to Saddle hunting and have been reading all the posts on the one stick climbing...I'm very interested in the JX3 Hybrid...actually on the order list...my question is...are there any videos/experiences on the one stick climbing method being used with the JX3 HYBRID....I have watch Cane and Joe Walling videos like 20 times...no kidding :0).....and am wondering how that methodology would fair with the JX3 Hybrid...any comments or experience on your on using the JX3 HYBRID one stick climbing....only piece of gear I'm anxiously awaiting on is the JX3... I put together everything else ...just getting prepared.....Thanks for your help...Saddle Hunter Newbie....
Turk
I have tried it but not for long. I am sure it will work. I did it with the leg straps attached which makes climbing a little more difficult but makes the sitting part of one stick pleasant... I still used my bridge to hold the stick like Cain. I will have no time to try it further for a while because of so many commitments getting ready to plant a crop fixing equipment and family and church.Hey Everyone...I'm new to Saddle hunting and have been reading all the posts on the one stick climbing...I'm very interested in the JX3 Hybrid...actually on the order list...my question is...are there any videos/experiences on the one stick climbing method being used with the JX3 HYBRID....I have watch Cane and Joe Walling videos like 20 times...no kidding :0).....and am wondering how that methodology would fair with the JX3 Hybrid...any comments or experience on your on using the JX3 HYBRID one stick climbing....only piece of gear I'm anxiously awaiting on is the JX3... I put together everything else ...just getting prepared.....Thanks for your help...Saddle Hunter Newbie....
Turk